Error when adding new tree species

[Matthew Vanderhorst]

When I add a new species, I receive the following error,

all calls to full clean must be done via 'full_clean_with_user'.

- Matthew Vanderhorst

[Andrew Thompson]

Hi Matt,

How are you adding a new species? What steps are you going through?

-Andrew

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[Matthew Vanderhorst]

I was adding them using the add species form in admin area.

 

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[Michael Maurizi]

Matthew,

I'm one of the OTM2 developers.

We have not generally used the Django Admin site for data entry, because we have a system that audits changes to certain models, and records which user made the change, and the Django Admin site does not support this.

I recommend you use the Django shell (source your virtual environment and run 'python manage.py shell')

You will have to save species objects using the method 'save_with_user', and pass it the user you want to be recorded as making the change (if you had a user named joe, you could get that user object using 'User.object.get(username="joe")'

Mike

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[Nico Aliotta]

Is there any news how to add new species and scientific names of trees?

For example i want to add Pinus pinea that is very common here but is not listed in your database, maybe because is not present in US

Thanks

[Nico Aliotta]

Can anyone tell me an example of how to add a tree specie?

Where are stored the scientific names and common names? in the database postgresql? in which table?

 

[Rick Mohr]

https://github.com/OpenTreeMap/otm-core/blob/develop/opentreemap/treemap/species/__init__.py

On Mon, May 23, 2016 at 2:30 PM, Nico Aliotta <nicoa...@gmail.com> wrote:

Can anyone tell me an example of how to add a tree specie?

Where are stored the scientific names and common names? in the database postgresql? in which table?

 

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[Nico Aliotta]

So it's "only" an array?

I've seen that on the server i've  .../opentreemap/treemap/species/__init__.py

i've edited it also for common names.

For example i've edited this line:

{"otm_code": "ABAL" , "common_name": "Silver fir" , "genus": "Abies" , "species": "alba" , "cultivar": "" , "other_part_of_name": ""},

in

{"otm_code": "ABAL" , "common_name": "Abete bianco" , "genus": "Abies" , "species": "alba" , "cultivar": "" , "other_part_of_name": ""},

to edit the italian common name SAVED it but still appear on the search box [Silver fir] as common name!

After edit it i've to do anything else?

[Rick Mohr]

When you create an instance, species are read from that list and added to the treemap_species table with the instance_id of your new instance. So changing the list won't affect an instance you've already created.

If you create a new instance you should see your changes.

Rick

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[Nico Aliotta]

Thanks. I'll try to add another instance.

The code are important for something? Maybe for ecobenefit? If i add other species i've to add codes for them? or are unnecessary?

Is there anyway to save and import the trees that i've added on this instance (edit them with new common names) and reimport in the new instance?

 

[Michael Maurizi]

The codes are for ecobenefits calculations, yes.

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[Rick Mohr]

The i-Tree code used for ecobenefit calculations is derived from the "OTM code" of the tree's species and the i-Tree region, using the tables in

https://github.com/OpenTreeMap/otm-core/blob/develop/opentreemap/treemap/species/codes.py

[Nico Aliotta]

I can confirm that creating a new instance i can see the modified common names. :-)

but 

If i add other species i've to add codes for them? or are unnecessary? From the answer of maurizi i think are not necessary but if that value is empty is a problem? I don't think so.

Is there anyway to save and import the trees that i've added on the old instance and import in the new instance?

i've backup copy :)

[Nico Aliotta]

Maybe the fastest way to change the common name in other languagges is to play with the database.

So you have not to delete and create another instance.

i've done for example:

UPDATE treemap_species SET common_name='Pino Comune' WHERE id=730;

to change the common name fo id 730 of treemap_species that is Pinus pinea with common name (italian) Pino comune.